Is this emitter required and/or work with Mitsubishi WD-73833? Also what type of glasses would work?
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Works great with the Mitsubishi tv and we used the Xpand 3D Multibrand IR 3d Glasses single 1 pack (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
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Its not required for the tv. The tv actually has its own internal 3D emitter. It takes special glasses that required batteries to run the glasses. My problem is that I want to sit further back from the tv and the internal emitter is not very strong so I lose the 3D signal to the wireless glasses that I use. I have had several types of glasses work. I bought this in hopes that a pair of infrared glasses that were Samsung brand would work. The tv has a plug in the back that works with these external emitters. Although I haven't ever had the correct glasses to work with this emitter the company that makes this emitter can tell you what type of glasses to purchase. Remember not all active shutter glasses are the same. Not all active shutter glasses are compatible. Also the glasses you get from the movie theatre will not work with tv. No the glasses do not need to be Mitsubishi brand. My apologies for not being able to fully answer your question. I did contact the company who made the emitter and the did tell me the type of glasses that work but I didn't buy any at the time and it has been a long time since so I don't remember but they were helpful in that way so I would strongly suggest you call them for specifics on which types to purchase. (P.s. The Samsung glasses I bought were infrared and they didn't work with this. The tv itself does not output an infrared signal)
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It is not required. This thing is garbage.... it never worked or worked better than the built in 3d. Normally k n 3d tvs you can make any channel 3d. In this tvs case, you cannot. I would suggest passing on this device.
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I would say yes. I have an 82838 and the glasses work without an IR emitter. The emitter is needed when you use non-DLP link glasses. Make sure you have a checkerboard 3D setting on your tv (as opposed to side-by-side). I read somwhere that the 60373 may still require an emitter if it was mfg between 2008 and 2010. Not sure how true that is. Since all 3D ready DLP tvs should work fine. btw...I have two brands of DLP Link glasses - Optoma and TrueDepth 3D Model VA-DD2. The VA-DD1 model, has a limited range. Also the VA-DD2 model is more susceptible to ambient light. The Optoma glasses work great in all light situations. Enjoy your 3D experience! I would say yes. I have an 82838 and the glasses work without an IR emitter. The emitter is needed when you use non-DLP link glasses. Make sure you have a checkerboard 3D setting on your tv (as opposed to side-by-side). I read somwhere that the 60373 may still require an emitter if it was mfg between 2008 and 2010. Not sure how true that is. Since all 3D ready DLP tvs should work fine. btw...I have two brands of DLP Link glasses - Optoma and TrueDepth 3D Model VA-DD2. The VA-DD1 model, has a limited range. Also the VA-DD2 model is more susceptible to ambient light. The Optoma glasses work... » Read More I would say yes. I have an 82838 and the glasses work without an IR emitter. The emitter is needed when you use non-DLP link glasses. Make sure you have a checkerboard 3D setting on your tv (as opposed to side-by-side). I read somwhere that the 60373 may still require an emitter if it was mfg between 2008 and 2010. Not sure how true that is. Since all 3D ready DLP tvs should work fine. btw...I have two brands of DLP Link glasses - Optoma and TrueDepth 3D Model VA-DD2. The VA-DD1 model, has a limited range. Also the VA-DD2 model is more susceptible to ambient light. The Optoma glasses work great in all light situations. Enjoy your 3D experience! « Show Less
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I'm not sure if they work on that specific projector. Any pair of glasses would have to be paired with the projector before they worked. The biggest thing to note is that the technology changed in 2012. So if your projector was made 2012 or later I would probably go for the 4mu (?) pair that is for 2012 and newer, and cheaper.
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I just ordered these: http://i-glassesonline.stores.yahoo.net/dlp3d-wireless-2set.html For $120 shipped with the emitter and 2 pairs of glasses, I've read on other sites that the Mits converts the 3D from the PS3 to the checkboard 3D tech the Mits supports. Not sure how well it's all going to work, but they look like they're pretty open to returns if people aren't satisfied, and for a little over $100, it's a pretty minimal investment.
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Open panel on the back of your TV and see if your bulb look exactly like this one. I did a search using you tv name and model number supplied and found this bulb that should work. Check you manual for the bulb part number to make sure. I recommend you clean the bulb compartment when changing the bulb to make you have proper air flow for cooling.http://www.amazon.com/915B441001-Mitsubishi-WD-65638-WD-60638-WD-82738/dp/B00FWNI5EI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1416339323&sr;=8-1&keywords;=wd-65638.
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I am using the Xpand x102 glasses and they work great without an IR emitter. I also have the Nvidia setup with IR emitter and the results are indistinguishable. I have also found the Viewsonic glasses which appear to be the same build and look of the x102 glasses for $89.00 at Amazon. Should be here in a couple of days. I'll let you know.Contact me for any info that I may be able to help you. auskmd@yahoo.com
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Yes. They use dlp link which does not rewrite an emitter. I use mine with a different model Optoma.
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No. You need a pair of projectors for passive glasses.This projector supports DLP-Link and has a VESA port for the included RF emitter so either of those glasses can be used out of the box. I believe VESA port can also be used for an infrared emitter for ir glasses.
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The projector does not need an external emitter. Just put in a 3d blue ray and u are good to go. I have my Ben q pointed to a white wall and the 3d is nice and there is no limit on the number of three glasses u can use at one time as well.
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Just buy DLP-link 3d glasses and good to go. Emitter is built-in. Glasses from 3DTV is better than SainSonoic, and about the same price ($25-$30)/pair.
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I bought mine with the emitter included. Not sure what HD25-lv is. I know the glasses have been expensive. 80.00-120.00 each. Very specific about what glasses can be used and none of the cheaper ones work.
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I am assuming a wd-73837 is some sort of TV and if it is the Mitsubishi compatible 3 active should work fine.
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My glasses no work ant more!...i change the batteries and nothing blinking red no blue idk i trought my money and idk what. Glasses use now with my mitsubishi 65"!!!!
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I have been using two pairs of these glasses with Optoma HD33 3D projector and its RF Emitter since 2011. I have never used Emitter that came with the glasses. We had absolutely no problem with connecting to two pairs of these glasses at the same time.
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No they do not work for that Mitsubishi. I have a 73 and got the same ones and they didn't work. Too make sure you get the right glasses go here and put in the tv that you got and it will tell you which glasses you need. ( 3dglassesunlimited dot com ) I hope this help you Lamar
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Yes they will! Active shutters work with almost all the Mitsubishi 3d Projectors. But for most of them you need the emitter as well. I recommend the 3rd party emitter. I love Mitsu but theirs is SOOOO expensive. I don't work for any of these companies but I'm a technology analyst and keep up with this stuff so if you have anymore questions let me know. EDIT: Here is my emitter. http://www.amazon.com/Dimensional-3ACTIVE-Emitter-Compatible-Mitsubishi/dp/B005M3BIMO/ref=pd_sim_sbs_e_23?ie=UTF8&refRID=09XFNDZB0TD4RK6MEWVD
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I am not sure what a 73737 is or what an emitter is but the glasses work great with my Mitsubishi. I would call Mitsubishi directly and explain what you have and ask them. Good luck!